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REECE ARC FLASH SURVEYS ICONS AND STANDARDS
NFPA 70E SKINSAFE™
Standard for Electrical Safety in Tranemo SKINSAFE™ is the name of a
the Workplace multi-layer system designed to protect against
flame, heat and electric Arc injuries.
IEC 61482-2
Protective clothing against the RIS-3279
thermal hazards of an electric arc
Railway Group Standard -
High Visibility Clothing
BS EN 1149-5
Protective clothing - BS EN ISO 20471
Electrostatic Properties
High visibility clothing - testing
methods and requirements
BS EN ISO 11611
Protective clothing for use in EN 407:2004
welding and allied processes
Protective glove against
thermal risks (heat or fire)
BS EN ISO 11612
Clothing to protect against heat and flame EN 343
Protective against rain
AST ASTM F1959/F1959M-12
Standard test method for determining the EN 13034
arc rating of materials for clothing
Protective clothing against
liquid chemicals
TESTING
UNDER EUROPEAN STANDARD IEC 61482-2: 2009 THERE ARE TWO TEST METHODS UNDERTAKEN
TO ESTABLISH THE LEVEL OF PROTECTION ACROSS ARC FLASH CLOTHING.
OPEN ARC TEST METHOD: IEC 61482-1-1 BOX TEST METHOD: IEC 61482-1-2
This test method gives a Calorific Value for each garment - This test method gives results of either 4kA (Class 1) or 7kA
expressed as an ATPV (Arc Thermal Protection Value) or EBT (Class 2) being a higher level of protection and is established in
Value (Energy Breakopen Threshold) - and this way, layered the European market. The garments in our single colour collection,
garment systems can be built up with testing results that high visibility collection and two tone collection are all tested this
correspond directly to your Arc Flash Risk Assessments. way but the results cannot be directly related to an ATPV.
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